Script.txt - Revision history

Gajop at 15:49, 15 January 2019

2019-01-15T15:49:15Z

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	Overview of the structure:		Overview of the structure:
	~~<code>~~<pre>[GAME]		<pre>[GAME]
	{		{
	// game attributes		// game attributes
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	// values for the options defined in Mapoptions.lua		// values for the options defined in Mapoptions.lua
	}		}
	}</pre~~></code~~>		}</pre>

	= Examples =		= Examples =
	== minimal functional startscript ==		== minimal functional startscript ==
	Based on {{forumlink\|topic=32893&p=566971#p566953\|title=these two posts:}}		Based on {{forumlink\|topic=32893&p=566971#p566953\|title=these two posts:}}
	~~<code>~~<pre>		<pre>
	[GAME]		[GAME]
	{		{
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	}		}
	}		}
	</pre~~></code~~>		</pre>

2016-08-25T16:13:18Z

Structure: 102.0 - SaveFile can be specified in start script in order to start from a save

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	Since 99.0 <code>GAME/Gametype</code> can be a [[rapid]] tag, and demo recording can be disabled by setting <code>GAME/RecordDemo</code> to 0		Since 99.0 <code>GAME/Gametype</code> can be a [[rapid]] tag, and demo recording can be disabled by setting <code>GAME/RecordDemo</code> to 0

			Since 102.0 <code>GAME/SaveFile</code> can be specified in start script in order to start from a (lua) save (.slsf).

	Overview of the structure:		Overview of the structure:

2016-01-19T00:44:01Z

Fix broken link

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	== Converting Lua tables to script.txt format ==		== Converting Lua tables to script.txt format ==

	{{forumlink\|topic=t=32643\|title=lua table -> script.txt generator}} - thread with two examples		{{forumlink\|topic=32643\|title=lua table -> script.txt generator}} - thread with two examples

	[[Category:Development]]		[[Category:Development]]

2015-07-18T17:27:01Z

Structure: 99.0 - allow to disable demo file recording in script.txt via RecordDemo = 0

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	Spring 97.0 added <code>GAME/MUTATOR{0..9}</code> so you can load arbitrary mutator archives before the game. Additionally since 97.0 <code>GAME/GameID</code> is the only seed of the synced random generator, so you can define the <code>GameID</code> in a luaAI battle startscript and you will always get a syncing match.		Spring 97.0 added <code>GAME/MUTATOR{0..9}</code> so you can load arbitrary mutator archives before the game. Additionally since 97.0 <code>GAME/GameID</code> is the only seed of the synced random generator, so you can define the <code>GameID</code> in a luaAI battle startscript and you will always get a syncing match.

	Since 99.0 <code>GAME/~~gametype~~</code> can be a [[rapid]] tag.		Since 99.0 <code>GAME/Gametype</code> can be a [[rapid]] tag, and demo recording can be disabled by setting <code>GAME/RecordDemo</code> to 0

	Overview of the structure:		Overview of the structure:

2015-07-18T17:15:14Z

Structure: 99.0 - support rapid tags

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	See {{sourcelink\|file=doc/StartScriptFormat.txt}} for a more detailed example.		See {{sourcelink\|file=doc/StartScriptFormat.txt}} for a more detailed example.

	Spring 97.0 added <code>GAME/MUTATOR{0..9}</code> so you can load arbitrary mutator archives before the game. ~~Addtionally~~ since 97.0 <code>GAME/GameID</code> is the only seed of the synced random generator, so you can define the <code>GameID</code> in a luaAI battle startscript and you will always get a syncing match.		Spring 97.0 added <code>GAME/MUTATOR{0..9}</code> so you can load arbitrary mutator archives before the game. Additionally since 97.0 <code>GAME/GameID</code> is the only seed of the synced random generator, so you can define the <code>GameID</code> in a luaAI battle startscript and you will always get a syncing match.

			Since 99.0 <code>GAME/gametype</code> can be a [[rapid]] tag.

			Overview of the structure:
	<code><pre>[GAME]		<code><pre>[GAME]
	{		{
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	}		}
	}</pre></code>		}</pre></code>


	= Examples =		= Examples =

2015-02-26T23:48:01Z

added: minimum script, generating scripts

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+   }
 }</pre></code>
 [[Category:Development]]

2014-10-12T12:01:44Z

97.0 - added GAME/MUTATOR{0..9} so you can load arbitrary mutator archives before the game

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-Start script file for spring rts. See https://github.com/spring/spring/blob/master/doc/StartScriptFormat.txt for more info.
+= Script.txt =
-Lobbies create it for spring, usally found in ~/.spring/script.txt on Linux/MacOSX.
+On Windows it can be found mostly in <code>My Documents\My Games\Spring\script.txt</code> or next to spring.exe.
-On Windows it can be found mostly in My Documents\My Games\Spring\script.txt or next to spring.exe.
+== Structure ==
 [[Category:Development]]

2013-03-16T21:23:36Z

recategorise Filetype -> Development (for now)

2012-10-02T15:45:15Z

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	On Windows it can be found mostly in My Documents\My Games\Spring\script.txt or next to spring.exe.		On Windows it can be found mostly in My Documents\My Games\Spring\script.txt or next to spring.exe.


			[[Category:Filetype]]

2012-10-02T15:37:17Z

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	Start script file for spring rts. See https://github.com/spring/spring/blob/master/doc/StartScriptFormat.txt for more info.		Start script file for spring rts. See https://github.com/spring/spring/blob/master/doc/StartScriptFormat.txt for more info.


			Lobbies create it for spring, usally found in ~/.spring/script.txt on Linux/MacOSX.

			On Windows it can be found mostly in My Documents\My Games\Spring\script.txt or next to spring.exe.